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Digital ElectronicsDigital Electronics
Principles & ApplicationsPrinciples & ApplicationsSeventh EditionSeventh Edition
Chapter 11Memories
Roger L. Tokheim
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INTRODUCTION
• Overview of Memory
• Random Access Memory (RAM)
• Read Only Memory (ROM)
• Programmable ROM (PROM)
• Nonvolatile Read/Write Memory
• Memory Packaging
• Computer Bulk Storage Devices
• Digital Potentiometer with NV EEPROM
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• Density - Amount of data that the memory can store
• (Non-) Volatility - Data storage capability if power is disconnected
• Read/write capability - Capability to update memory
Overview of Memory
Three Important Characteristics of Semiconductor Memory:
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QUIZ
1. Three important characteristics of semiconductor memory are (1) density, (2) non-volatility, and (3) a read/write capability. (True or False)
True
2. High density (small memory cell size) is a desirable characteristic of modern semiconductor memories. (True or False) True
3. Generally, if a semiconductor memory is nonvolatile this is a desirable characteristic. (True or False) True
4. A semiconductor memory that can be updated is referred to as a(n) __________ (read-only, read/write) memory.
read/write
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• DRAM (Dynamic Random-Access Memory)
• SRAM (Static Random-Access Memory)
• ROM (Read-Only Memory)
• EPROM (Electrically Programmable ROM)
• EEPROM (Electrically Erasable PROM)
• Flash Memory
• FRAM (Ferroelectric RAM)
• MRAM (Magnetoresistive RAM)
Overview of Memory (Continued)
See future slides for characteristics of each category of memory.
Categories of Semiconductor Storage Cells:
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QUIZ
1. SRAM is an acronym for _______. Static Random-Access Memory
2. ROM is an acronym for _______. Read-Only Memory
3. DRAM is an acronym for ______. Dynamic Random-Access Memory
4. EEPROM is an acronym for _______. Electrically Erasable PROM
5. PROM is an acronym for _______. Programmable ROM
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Important Semiconductor Memory Characteristics:
Non Volatile ElectricallyUpdatable
HighDensity
EPROMROM
DRAM
EEPROM
SRAM +BatteryFRAM
FlashMRAM
Overview of Memory (Continued)
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QUIZ
1. Both a ROM and EPROM are nonvolatile and have high density but cannot be electrically updated. (True or False) True
2. The DRAM is a high density semiconductor memory that
__________ (can, cannot) be electrically updated. can
3. The __________ (Flash, PROM) is a modern memory that exhibits high density, is nonvolatile, and can be
updated electrically. Flash
4. SRAM with a battery backup (as in modern PCs) is nonvolatile, and can be updated electrically. (True or
False) True
5. FRAM and MRAM are both non-volatile RAMs using newer technologies. (True or False) True
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• Data can be “written” to RAM
• Stored data can be “read” at any time
• Volatile - cannot be used for permanent memory
• Access to any memory location (address) at any moment
Random-Access Memory (RAM)
• SRAM (Static RAM) - stores data in flip-flop-like cells.
Holds 0 or 1 as long as IC has power (volatile).
• DRAM (Dynamic RAM) - memory cells need refreshing many times per second. Also volatile.
Characteristics of RAM:
Types of RAM:
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QUIZ
1. Two types of RAM semiconductor memories are the DRAM and __________. SRAM
2. The RAM is a __________ (non-volatile, volatile) semiconductor memory.
volatile
3. Modern computers contain both SRAM and DRAM types of semiconductor memories. (True or False)
True
4. Both SRAM and DRAM are types of read-only semiconductor memories. (True or False) False
5. RAM semiconductor memory has exactly the same characteristics as Flash memory because they are non-volatile, can be updated electrically, and have high density. (True or False) False
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• Non-volatile - memory is not lost when
power is turned off
• Data is stored permanently
• Data stored in ROM can be “read” at any
time
• ROM cannot be reprogrammed
• High density
Read-Only Memory (ROM)
Characteristics of ROM:
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QUIZ
1. ROM stands for __________. Read-Only Memory2. ROM is a semiconductor memory
that can be updated electrically and is volatile. (True or False)
False
3. ROM is a high density semiconductor memory that __________ (can, cannot) be reprogrammed. cannot
4. Data is stored permanently in a ROM semiconductor memory. (True or False) True
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• Mask-Programmable ROM (usually simply called ROM)
• Field-Programmable ROM (PROM)
• Erasable Programmable ROM (EPROM)
• Electrically Erasable PROM (EEPROM or E2PROM)
• Flash EEPROM
Programmable Read-Only Memory (PROM)
Data can be programmed or “burned” into a PROM.
Types of PROM:
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QUIZ
1. PROM stands for __________.Programmable Read-
Only Memory
2. A mask-programmable ROM can only be programmed once and is generally known as a ROM. (True or False) True
3. An EEPROM is an electrically erasable PROM that is non-volatile and can be updated electrically. (True or False)
True
4. A Flash memory is an electrically erasable PROM that has high density, is volatile, and cannot be updated electrically. (True or False) False
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QUIZ
1. Memory that retains its stored information even when power is turned off is referred to as __________ (volatile, nonvolatile). nonvolatile
2. SRAM is a __________ (volatile, nonvolatile) type of semiconductor memory.
volatile
3. SRAM with battery backup as used in modern PCs is a _________ (volatile, nonvolatile) type of semiconductor memory.
nonvolatile
4. Flash memory features high density, is reliable, can be electrically updated and is __________ (volatile, nonvolatile). nonvolatile
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Other Nonvolatile RAM(Using newer technologies)
•FRAM (ferroelectric RAM)-Nonvolatile RAM-In-circuit programmable-Good access speed-Low density-High cost-Ferroelectric capacitor and MOS transistor memory cell
•MRAM (magnetoresistive RAM)-Nonvolatile RAM-In-circuit programmable-Excellent access speed-High density-Nanotechnology used in fabrication
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• DIP (Dual In-line Package)
• SIP (Single In-line Package)
• ZIP (Zig-zag In-line Package)
• SIMM (Single In-line Memory Module)
• DIMM (Dual-In-line Memory Module)
• RIMM (like DIMM by Rambus, Inc.)
• Memory card (like Flash memory card)
Common Methods of Packaging Semiconductor Memory
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Primary storage - computer’s internal storageSecondary storage - external storage
Computer Bulk Storage Devices
• Mechanical Devices - Punched paper card - Punched or perforated paper tape
• Magnetic Devices - Magnetic tape (sequential-access device) - Magnetic drum - Hard disk - Floppy disk
Types of secondary storage devices:
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Computer Storage Devices
•Optical Devices
- CD-ROM (Read-only)
- CD-R (recordable)
- CD-RW (rewritable)
- WORM (Write-once Read-many
- DVD (Digital versatile disc or digital video disc)
- Magneto-optical disc- part optical/part magnetic
• Semiconductor Devices
- Flash EEPROM semiconductor memory
Types of Secondary Storage Devices (cont’d.):
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QUIZ
1. A 3.5 inch floppy disk is an example of a __________ (primary, secondary) storage device.
secondary
2. The SRAM in your PC is an example of a __________ (primary, secondary) storage device.
primary
3. The CD-R optical disc is __________ (recordable, rewritable).
recordable
4. The CD-RW optical disc is _________ (recordable, rewritable).
rewritable
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Digital PotentiometerDigital potentiometer is an electronic device comparable to a traditional potentiometer with resistance outputs variable in discrete steps. The wiper position is stored in EEPROM when the power is turned off. Digital input pulses control the movement of the wiper. Also referred to as a solid-state potentiometer or non-volatile (NV) digital potentiometer.
Res
ista
nce
(10k
Ω-
10 S
teps
)
Control
Logic
EEPROM
INC
U / D
+5V Power ON
Sets position of
wiper stored in
EEPROM 6K ohms
H
L
LOW=Down
Negative pulse 15K ohm
50%
Negative pulse 2
4K ohm
40%
5K ohm
50%
HIGH=Up
Negative pulse 36K ohm
60%
Negative pulse 4
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QUIZ
1. The electronic equivalent of a potentiometer is called a solid-state potentiometer or __________. Digital potentiometer
2. The digital potentiometer contains a __________ (EEPROM, ROM) section to store the wiper position on power down and recall the wiper position on power up.
EEPROM
3. A single negative pulse will cause the wiper of a digital potentiometer to move one discrete step up or down depending on the condition of the U/D’ control input. (True or False) True
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REVIEW
• Overview of Memory
• Random Access Memory (RAM)
• Read Only Memory (ROM)
• Programmable ROM (PROM)
• Nonvolatile Read/Write Memory
• Memory Packaging
• Computer Bulk Storage Devices
• Digital Potentiometer with NV EEPROM